Following his celebrated label debut ‘Colourblind’ with Chris Howard, leading Dutch melodic house artist Mees Salomé makes his return to Purified Records with a graceful new remix of label mainstay Paradoks’ 2025 single, ‘Remember’.
Where Paradoks’ original captures the energy of the peak-time dancefloor, Mees Salomé’s interpretation takes a more introspective route. Stripping the track back to its emotional foundations, he introduces delicate textures, luminous atmospheres, and subtle melodic details, transforming ‘Remember’ into a blissful sonic journey that evokes the first light of sunrise.
Marking the meeting of two distinctive melodic voices, Salomé preserves the emotional core of the original while guiding it into new territory. Spacious, refined, and deeply atmospheric, the remix embodies the qualities at the heart of Purified Records: emotional, timeless, and immersive.
Artistic Evolution and Vision
Mees Salomé has established himself as one of the Netherlands’ fastest-rising melodic house artists. Classically trained in piano, guitar, and drums, his musical background informs a sound that balances intricate musicianship with emotive electronic production. His acclaimed Distant series has evolved from a podcast into a fully realized live concept, culminating in sold-out open-to-close concert experiences.
Paradoks exists in the space between shadow and light, tension and release. Blending emotional storytelling with powerful, driving electronic music, the Swiss artist creates moments that pull listeners out of the mind and into presence. With over 30M+ streams and support on stages including Tomorrowland and Coachella, his sound remains a staple of the modern melodic scene.
The artwork for Remember features a striking photograph by Kelsey Williamson, capturing the unique underwater landscapes of the crystal-clear waters of Kayangan Lake in Coron, Philippines. This connection to the natural world highlights the importance of environmental preservation, with the release supporting the Philippine Reef and Rainforest Conservation Foundation and the ocean health platform, Only One.